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Page Background 282 HEANEY, SEAMUS/CLARKE, R. DARDIS (ED.).

‘Austin Clarke Remembered’, with a foreward by Seamus Heaney, LIMITED EDITION, 200 hardback copies,

Bridge Press 1996 (published to commemorate Austin Clarke’s centenary); together with Heaney, Seamus.,

‘The Railway Children’, Aer Rianta Heritage Programme (no date but after 1995), FIRST SEPARATE EDITION,

postcard poem (this is a variant to ‘Postscript’ issued in a set of 4 Irish Nobel Poet Laureates (Yeats, Beckett,

Shaw, Heaney) printing an alternative poem to ‘postscript’ namely ‘Railway Children (from station island)’;

together with Clarke, Austin., ‘Liberty Lane: A Ballad Play of Dublin’, with illustration by Tate Adams, LIMITED

FIRST EDITION, 500 copies, Dolmen Editions 1978 and ‘Flight to Africa’, The Dubliner Jan/Feb 1963. (4)

€ 140 - 180

283 HEANEY, SEAMUS.

‘Spirit Level’, FIRST LIMTED EDITION, 198/350,

Faber London 1996, in special binding black

cloth with paper labels and slipcase, signed by

Seamus Heaney.

€ 300 - 500

284 HEANEY, SEAMUS.

‘Crediting Poetry: The Nobel Lecture’, FIRST USA EDITION, Farrar Strauss

& Giroux New York, in dust wrapper, signed by Seamus Heaney 1996;

together with a postcard from Seamus Heaney dated August 10 1991 to the

designer Cynthia Krupat - postcard shows ‘the bees’ from Ashmole Bestiary

c.1210 saying….

’It would be worth translating Virgil’s Georgics (sic) just to see

this on a CK jacket design…but my compensations are great - I love the type in

the new ‘Seeing Things’ and the light grey ornaments , thank you for letting me

see these and forgive my tardy acknowledgement of receiving them: I have been

on a 10 days holiday in Scotland over the sea to Skye. At Culloden Battlefield in

the Malt Distilleries. Och Aye! Seamus’

. This card was used by Cynthia Krupat

in the design of crediting poetry 4 years later. Design also used on UK

edition of ‘Seeing Things’; together with Seeing Things, FIRST USA EDITION,

Farrar Strauss & Giroux New York 1991, designed by Cynthia Krupat. (3)

€ 350 - 450

285 HEANEY, SEAMUS.

‘Crediting Poetry, his speech on the occasion of his winning the Nobel

Prize for Literature’, Faber & Faber, privately printed in an edition of

500, in blue green wrappers bound by Smith Settle of Otley, signed by

Seamus Heaney and dated 12/2/96; together with ‘Crediting Poetry:

The Nobel Lecture 1995’, FIRST EDITION, Gallery press Ireland for the

Nobel Foundation December 1995, in yellow wrappers. (2)